Since there are themes only work on GUI, so is it possible to make the Terminal to use another theme than GUI one?
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Just put the terminal colorscheme in your vimrc (usually ~/.vimrc or $HOME\_vimrc on Windows) and the gui colorscheme in your gvimrc. Create ~/.gvimrc / $HOME\_gvimrc if you don't already have that file.
This works because gvimrc is only read when you run gvim and it is read in after vimrc
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Sorry I didn't state my question correctly, I'm using macvim, and it seems like macvim is still take .vimrc and ignore .gvimrc? I'm debugging for this. Mar 29, 2021 at 15:31
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1@job_start no, macvim reads the gvimrc. see
:help gvimrcand scroll a bit for the right locations– D. Ben Knoble ♦Mar 29, 2021 at 15:43 -
I accidentally typed
colorscheme =tonein.gvimrc! Problem solved it's my typo, lol! Mar 29, 2021 at 15:44